how to say quiet in spanish

Sure thing! In Spanish, 'quiet' is said as 'silencio' when you're asking for silence. If you're describing something as quiet, you could use 'tranquilo' for a masculine subject or 'tranquila' for a feminine subject.

Yes, you could say 'Silencio, por favor,' which means 'Quiet, please.' Depending on the formality of the situation, you may also use '¡Silencio!' as a more direct or urgent request.

You would say 'La biblioteca está muy tranquila.' Remember that 'está' is a form of the verb 'estar,' which you would use when describing the condition of something like the quietness of a place.

In that case, you would say 'Mi amigo es una persona tranquila' for a male friend and 'Mi amiga es una persona tranquila' for a female friend. The word 'persona' means 'person', and 'tranquila' aligns in gender with 'persona' which is feminine in Spanish.

You're welcome! I'm glad I could help you. If you have any other questions about Spanish, feel free to ask. ¡Buena suerte con tu aprendizaje del español!